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Jesper
Posts: 764/2390 |
Yes, it's semi-approved by Nintendo. They probably wouldn't do it themselves anyway because a) they want people to go out and buy a GBA to control their GBA games on GC with, and b) the GBA is already getting a big enough reputation as a vehicle for rereleases. |
Ailure
Posts: 4613/11162 |
Even better, thoose things looks licensed. The D-pad is patented by Nintendo (i'm not kidding) and I seldom see the Nintendo Gamecube logo on pirated products.  |
SePH
Posts: 182/459 |
Originally posted by Jesper
I'm planning to buy one of those Hori Digital controllers later on, just so I can get a better direction pad.
This controller is a must buy; I got one since I bought Soul Calibur II..For the combos, this is a great addon. Yeah, Lik-Sang got them all, from n64 usb adaptors to psx-ps2 usb adaptors.. those are teh best. I play N64 games on the PC with my N64 controller and various other games with my PSX controller... I could have bought snes ones, but I feel that the psx controller is good enought... so I even use it with zsnes...
Lik-Sang Smartjoy Corner.. |
Jesper
Posts: 766/2390 |
I remember using the SNES mouse with my other games. I could spin jump in SMW with the right mouse button, but that was about it, I think. I guess it emulated the A button, I think it was.
I've got two of these "Super Joy Box" things that enables you to plug in a GC controller. Perfect for SNES and NES emulation. I'm planning to buy one of those Hori Digital controllers later on, just so I can get a better direction pad. |
Shadic
Posts: 52/304 |
*Laughs*
You could use the Mario Paint mouse on your computer!
Oh, that would be awesome.
*Hugs his pile of old Gaming stuff* |
iamhiro1112
Posts: 77/487 |
I dunno, I'd be careful about buying computer controllers, even if they look good. I bought about 3 computer controllers and they never controlled right. I use the PS controller adaptor. They still have advertiements for them on Zophar.net
All it is is a port that allows u to plug in the PS controllers, I used them on all my emulators: NES, SNES,Genesis,Arcade,GBA,N64, no probs. But, I doubt that if u had a SNES controller adaptor that it would allow u to use the SNES mouse. |
Googie
Posts: 122/624 |
You'll find Retro Controllers here all USB too  & for a cheap price to boot.
They got from 8Bit Nes to SNES Super Advantage  & Super Nes controllers also. Don't take my word for it, go to the link...
http://www.sealiecomputing.com/retrozone/index.html
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Keikonium
Posts: 429/-2459 |
Oh, im looking for a snes conroller output, I was just using the n64 controller as an example, because I knew 100% they existed. Now I have found a Snes one and I will be getting that . I can't wait, my keyboard is to hard to use for SMW. |
Dylan
Posts: 585/1407 |
Yes, the emulator does not recognize it as specifically an n64 controller, but simply as gamepad input. So it will work fine. I believe the adapter for the n64 controller is called an "adaptoid." |
HyperLamer
Posts: 1444/8210 |
I imagine it works just like a normal joystick, so it should be possible. |
Keikonium
Posts: 427/-2459 |
Thnaks for the info.
I remember seeing a port for using the N64 controller with the PC, and thats what I need for the snes controller. I have found one, but now I need to know if its possible to use it with Zsnes? If not, is it useable with another emulator? I don't want to waste money on something that wont work for my needs .
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Dylan
Posts: 563/1407 |
If your looking for a port for a snes pad, adapters are fairly easy to find online.  |
Slash Dafter
Posts: 540/584 |
I'm pretty sure you can. Try looking at Best Buy or Circuit City. |
Keikonium
Posts: 426/-2459 |
Can I buy a snes mouse port that will allow me to plug in a snes controler right into my compter? If so where? Thnaks |
